5 Times Charlotte Flair has made history in WWE

Charlotte Flair has made a lot of history in her short career
Charlotte Flair has made a lot of history in her short career

Charlotte Flair has been one of the women spearheading the Women's Revolution ever since she first debuted in NXT, but it's her presence on the main roster ever since the summer of 2015 that has sparked a revolution that has now manifested into the first ever Women's pay-per-view.

It's quite fitting that The Queen will be making history at the event when she goes one-on-one with her former friend Becky Lynch in the first ever Last Woman Standing match. The former Champion will also make history if she wins the match since she will become the first ever eight-time women's Champion, wiping out Trish Stratus' long-standing record that was first etched back in 2006.

Making history is nothing new for the daughter of Ric Flair, who has already had quite an illustrious career despite only being on the main roster for three years, and here are five of the most recognizable times that Charlotte has made history throughout her short career.


#5 First Ever Women's Hell In A Cell Match

Charlotte was able to withstand Hell in a Cell
Charlotte was able to withstand Hell in a Cell

The feud between Sasha Banks and Charlotte was something that took over Monday Night Raw for a number of months as the two women traded the Raw Women's Championship a number of times before it was decided that they should be allowed to make history inside Hell in a Cell.

Interestingly, Hell in a Cell wasn't a structure that was able to separate the two women, which is why it later came down to an Ironwoman match at Roadblock to decide that the feud between the two women was over, which was when Bayley then stepped into the title picture in place of Sasha Banks.

#4 First Woman to be part of Raw, SmackDown and PPV Main Events

Charlotte has main evented Raw, SmackDown and Hell in a Cell
Charlotte has main evented Raw, SmackDown and Hell in a Cell

Charlotte made history back in April when she competed in the main event of SmackDown Live against Naomi, this was the only show that Charlotte was missing from her tally since she had main evented Raw a number of times against Sasha Banks and the duo then main evented Hell in a Cell in the first ever Women's Hell in a Cell match.

Charlotte and Sasha also collided in the first-ever Iron Woman match on the main roster and main evented Raw for the first time in more than a decade when they faced off back in 2017.

Charlotte and Sasha's back and forth feud was definitely an interesting one and one that allowed both women to make a lot of history.

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#3 16 PPVs undefeated

Charlotte was undefeated for 16 straight pay-per-views
Charlotte was undefeated for 16 straight pay-per-views

Charlotte's father Ric Flair is a former 16-time World Champion and it appears that Charlotte herself also has a 16-time record, since The Queen once had an undefeated record on pay-per-views that stretched from her debut on WWE's main roster in the Summer of 2015 all the way through to February 2017 when she was defeated by Bayley at Fastlane.

It was a statistic that many fans followed for months as Charlotte became one of the most dominant forces on the main roster before there was a brand split, which means that The Queen reigned over the entire main roster women's division throughout this time.

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#2 Charlotte has won the most Women's Championships in WWE history

Charlotte has won eight WWE Championships
Charlotte has won eight WWE Championships

Charlotte isn't the current Women's Champion, but back when she won the title at SummerSlam by defeating both Becky Lynch and Carmella in a triple threat match, The Queen made history by becoming a seven-time Women's Champion on the main roster, but since she is also a former NXT Women's Champion, this win meant that she has won eight Women's Championships in WWE.

Charlotte has won the NXT Women's, Divas, Raw Women's four times and SmackDown Women's Championship twice, which equals her tally, but WWE doesn't recognize her NXT Women's Championship, which means that she won't beat Trish Stratus' record until she wins the title one more time. It is also worth noting that Stratus won the Women's Championship seven times, but also won the Hardcore Championship, which means she also has eight title reigns, but one of them wasn't a title that was recognized as a women's belt.

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#1 Won every Championship available to the women in WWE

Charlotte has won all of the titles
Charlotte has won all of the titles

Not only has Charlotte Flair won eight Women's Championships in her short career, but she has also won every Championship that is currently available for the women. Charlotte won the NXT Women's Championship when she was in NXT, she then won the Divas Championship at Night of Champions 2015, went on to become the first ever Raw Women's Champion at WrestleMania 32 before she was then moved over to SmackDown Live and completed her haul.

Charlotte is the only woman in WWE who has this record since many women right now have been unable to lift either the NXT Women's Championship or the Divas Championship since this title was retired back in 2016.

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